Cenad

Cenad
Cenad
—  Commune  —
Cenad is located in Romania
Cenad
Coordinates: 46°8′N 20°35′E / 46.133°N 20.583°E / 46.133; 20.583
Country  Romania
County Timiş County
Population (2002)[1] 4,249
Time zone EET (UTC+2)
 – Summer (DST) EEST (UTC+3)

Cenad (Hungarian: Csanád; Serbian: Чанад) is a commune in Timiş County, Banat, Romania. It is composed of a single village, Cenad.

Demography

Census[1] Ethnicities
Year Population Romanians Germans Hungarians Serbs Gypsies Others
1880 6,982 2,074 3,166 128 1,495 - 6
1900 7,389 2,246 3,244 211 1,583 - 1
1930 7,236 2,120 2,985 655 1,216 227 22
1977 5,022 2,023 1,419 682 654 229 10
1992 3,991 2,304 83 734 401 450 18
2002 4,263 2,812 48 677 266 371 89
v · d · eTimiș County, Romania
Cities

Timișoara (county seat) · Lugoj

 Coat of arms of Timiș County
Towns
Communes

Balinţ · Banloc · Bara · Bârna · Beba Veche · Becicherecu Mic · Belinţ · Bethausen · Biled · Birda · Bogda · Boldur · Brestovăţ · Bucovăţ · Cărpiniş · Cenad · Cenei · Checea · Chevereşu Mare · Comloşu Mare · Coşteiu · Criciova · Curtea · Darova · Denta · Dudeştii Noi · Dudeştii Vechi · Dumbrava · Dumbrăviţa · Fârdea · Fibiş · Foeni · Gavojdia · Ghilad · Ghiroda · Ghizela · Giarmata · Giera · Giroc · Giulvăz · Gottlob · Iecea Mare · Jamu Mare · Jebel · Lenauheim · Liebling · Livezile · Lovrin · Margina · Maşloc · Mănăştiur · Moraviţa · Moşniţa Nouă · Nădrag · Niţchidorf · Ohaba Lungă · Orţişoara · Otelec · Parţa · Pădureni · Peciu Nou · Periam  · Pesac  · Pietroasa · Pişchia · Racoviţa · Remetea Mare · Sacoşu Turcesc · Saravale · Satchinez · Săcălaz · Sânandrei · Sânmihaiu Român · Sânpetru Mare · Secaş · Şag · Şandra · Ştiuca · Teremia Mare · Tomeşti · Tomnatic · Topolovăţu Mare · Tormac · Traian Vuia · Uivar · Variaş · Vălcani · Victor Vlad Delamarina · Voiteg

Coordinates: 46°08′N 20°35′E / 46.133°N 20.583°E / 46.133; 20.583

References

  1. ^ Romanian census data, 2002; retrieved on March 1, 2010

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